So, my wife complains a lot that I almost always have my cell phone set to vibrate, and, as a consequence, I frequently miss her calls.
She likes to remind me that our phones contain this remarkable two-way communication technology, allowing us to talk to each other, in real time, over great distances, without shouting our heads off, but I like to remind her that for much of my days I’m in work settings where it’s not OK for my cell phone to ring aloud.
At the same time, I arguably spend as much time using the camera on my iPhone as I do making calls, texting, or emailing.
Therefore, perhaps the upcoming iPhone 5, which I hadn’t been planning on upgrading to, might just be the device for me.
From Gizmodo:
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